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Hello all,

I've uploaded "xml" files as Files to Plone, but when I click them I only
see their raw content. The same happens when I upload "html" files.

Is it possible to show uploaded xml/html files inside Plone?

Thanks in advance,

Carlos

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On Fri, Jun 22, 2007, Ricardo Newbery wrote:
>
>On Jun 22, 2007, at 12:08 PM, Dieter Maurer wrote:
>
...
>I note that in the webdav view, the files are already hidden -- they  
>only show up in the Plone UI view and in the ZMI...

That's only if you're looking at the folder in the Finder.  If
you're in Terminal or an xterm, you will see all the ``.'' files
using ``ls -la'' (and can remove them with ``rm ._*''.

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On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 05:40:54 -0700, Johan Carlsson  
<johan@...> wrote:

> I'm looking for a way to reuse archetype widgets
> without creating a content type to hold them (in a schema and a field).
>
> E.g. I just want to render a widget from skins template files (providing
> my own form handling and supplying data to the widget manually).
>
> Is that possible and if so is there any documentation hows it could be  
> done?

Decoupling the widgets from the content types is hard in AT. In Plone 3.0,  
we use formlib for this purpose (check out the control panels, for  
instance).

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On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 14:02:53 -0700, pompilio fanelli  
<pompilio.fanelli@...> wrote:

> I have Plone 2.5.3 installed on windows.
>
> When viewing an event for one day in Internet explorer 6 and 7, the  
> "WHEN:"
> Field looks like this:
>
> 21/06/2007 22:47 21/06/2007 22:47 21/06/2007
> du 22:47 au 22:47
>
> This event displays correctly in Firefox as:   21/06/2007
> du 22:47 au 22:47
>
> A solution to this problem ?

The <abbr> tag doesn't work in IE6. Remove it.

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deesto wrote at 2007-6-22 06:59 -0700:
> ...
>There seem to be certain file names that, when used for Plone objects such as
>Pages, create undesirable results on a Plone site.  For instance: using the
>Page name "layout" creates conflicts with some inherent Plone/Zope object
>and causes its containing folder to crash when viewed.
>
>Is there a list of objects names that are reserved by the system and that
>should not be used to name objects in a Plone site?

The list is large and changes with every release.

At least in Plone 2 (Plone 3 might change this), losts of templates
and scripts come from the "SkinsTool" (--> "portal_skins").

The skins tool looks up objects from layers.
The skins and their layers are defined in the "Properties" tab
of "portal_skins". The objects contained in some skin layer
(a layer is usually a folder) are likely to be used in some
situations -- and therefore are part of your list.

These objects form the largest part of your list.
There are a few other elements: the ids of objects in
your Plone instance (I think, Plone protects itself against
overriding of such objects) and some methods of the Plone object
and the application object (Zope's root). You can use
"DocFinder[Tab]" to complete your list.



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Dieter

lur ibargutxi wrote at 2007-6-22 12:28 +0200:
>I'm using Plone4ArtistsCalendar in order to export and import events. When I
>export Plone events and I get and ics file I try to import in Microsoft
>Outlook but I I receive an interesting error message:
>
>"Microsoft Office Outlook cannot import vCalendar file. This error can
>appear if you have attempted to save a recurring Lunar appointment in
>iCalendar format. To avoid this error, set the appointment option to
>Gregorian instead of Lunar."
>
>Does anyone helps me with this??

I will probably be no big help.

I expect that Outlook simply does not like something in your file.
Instead of precisely telling what it does not like, it does
what MS likes to do: guess some weird possibilities that might
have caused the problem (you surely know the 'either a permission problem
or the file does not exist or something else). It this case, I expect
that Outlook thought it itself had written the file and now
could not read it again. Apparently, such a bug is known with
dates in Lunar calendars -- and Outlook tells you the workaround for
such a bug.

As your calendar file was not written by Outlook, the Outlook
message is almost surely worthless for you.


You may have a chance (though very tedious) to successively
shorten your calendar file until you know the fragment
that Outlook does not like -- or you ask an Outlook expert.



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Ross Patterson wrote at 2007-6-22 10:10 -0700:
>We have a Plone based application with multiple Plone portals and heavy
>use by authenticated members.  As such, it would seem important to make
>sure that the load balancing in front of the ZEO clients would delegate
>requests for the same portal or requests in the same browser session
>with preference for the ZEO client that has previously served requestss
>for that portal or session.
>
>Is that assumption correct?  What options are there out there for
>incorporating this kind of intelligence into the load balancing?

We store our sessions in RAM and therefore must ensure
that requests belonging to the same session always reach the
same instance.

We do not use the load balancer for this (though, it too can help
a little by means of source IP rounting) but let
Apache choose the correct Zope. For this, our session ids
also contain routing information. Apaches uses "rewritecond"
to deliver the request to the correct Zope instance based
on this routing information.

Our session ids are part of the url but it would also be
possible to have them in a cookie (as Apache can access
the "Cookie" header as well in "rewritecond").



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Hi there,

I'm use Plone 2.5.3 with

- Zope 2.9.7-final
- LDAP Multi Plugins 1.5 + http://antiloop.plone.org/LDAPMultiPlugins-plone.org.patch
- LDAP User Folder 2.8 
- python-ldap

and i found my problem 

1. On my ZMI can list all user & group in my ldap. But on Plone site i can't see all user in my ldap, but if i search by name it will show who i search.

on my zmi = ZMI -> Plone site ->  acl_users -> LDAP(LDAP Multi Plugins) -> acl_users -> users & "Find existing user" i will push "search" and it will show "users list"

on my plone site = Admin Login -> site setup -> Users and Groups Administration -> "show all" & it not show anything but search it work, it show something

i don't know how to make the "show all" button work with LDAP?

2. When user login to them account (login by LDAP) , in "personal preferences" don't have them information, it blank . How to it have information ?

on my plone site = LDAP Login -> preferences -> personal preferences -> all textbox is blank, but i want them information in textbox

I don't know how to.

3. my users have e-mail account, email can login by LDAP account. and now i want my user can use email on my plone

User Login on my plone -> user can use them email (not login again & not fill anything about them account like username , password , smtp , imap , etc it will fill automatic) 

i try on mxmImapClient but not work.

What Product support my want? or How to make my want?

Thank You Very Much :-)

Finlay Boo wrote:
>I am creating an intranet where each department has their own section. 
 >However, I'd like to offer users an alternative to having to navigate to
 >the relevant department to find information and provide a task based menu.
> 
>What would be the best way of achieving this?

How about hyperlinks?

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Roberto Allende wrote:
> Hello
> 
> According to a blog post cache fu isn't supporting zope3 views. Do you 
> know if that stuff had been solved ?, also do you know if it supports 
> formlib stuff ?

I'm using plone.memoize.ram to cache a formlib form which takes a lot of
time to compute (lots of widgets).

It doesn't help when you want your *proxy* to cache the form (for anonymous
users).  If you need this, you should probably start by looking at
CMFCore.CachingPolicyManager.


Daniel

On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 02:39:28 -0700, Michael Grunewalder  
<michael_g@...> wrote:

> This is possibly a very simple thing, but I'm very new to plone and I  
> can't
> seem to find a solution.
> I created a login dialogue (modified the login form) and setup plone so
> that users must login before
> they can see anything. That works pretty ok but I would like to display  
> the
> login dialogue without the
> tabs and left/right slots etc - in other words nothing but the login
> dialogue should be visible.
>
> How can I do that?

Insert the following in the <head> of the template:

     <metal:block fill-slot="column_one_slot" />
     <metal:block fill-slot="column_two_slot" />

(I thought this was already the case in Plone 2.5.x, but I might not have  
fixed it until 3.0 — not sure :)

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--On 22. Juni 2007 17:10:49 -0400 Natalie <nmorris@...> wrote:

> I would like to link to the advanced search off the main navigation, is
> this  possible?
>

Create a link object in your top-level folder and it will make it into the
navigation...boring trivial.

-aj

--On 22. Juni 2007 14:57:43 -0700 Alex Man <alexman@...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I did some research on the web and plone.org and couldn't find
> information for this issue. Let's say I have some Plone websites that are
> very "similar" to each other. By "similar" I mean:
>     * Share the same look and feel: font size, font style, background
> color, border, positions of elements, etc. Basically something that can
> be controlled by CSS
>     * Share the same portal tabs and folders within them: Home, About,
> About->Company History, Products, Services, etc.
> Now the thing is that I will have quite a number of those Plone sites
> (10+) and each time I make a change I have to repeat the same change to
> all the Plone instances, which is a tedious task. So, is there a more
> effective way to manage similar Plone sites? More specifically, is there
> a way for me to tell the Plone sites to share the same ploneCustom.css
> file? Is there a way to share the same directory structure across Plone
> sites?
>
>

You must your customized stuff like templates, script GS profiles etc.
into your own "Product" and install this within your sites. That's the way=20
to go.

-aj

Hi there.
When ZopeTMbundle was released i remember chatting in #plone and been 
told that the bundle would be available in macromates subversion server.
This would allow using the GetBundlebundle that is really cool.
Any idea how this is going?

Thanks

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John Schinnerer wrote:
> 
> 
> J Cameron Cooper wrote:
>> John Schinnerer wrote:
>>>> Jon Stahl wrote:
>>>>> Andreas Jung-5 wrote:
>>>>>> --On 21. Juni 2007 17:43:35 -1000 John Schinnerer
>>>>>> <john@...> 
>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Andreas Jung wrote:
>>>>>>>> --On 21. Juni 2007 15:57:00 -1000 John Schinnerer
>>>>>>>> <john@...>
>>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> So it sounds like I cannot run plone 2.5.3 on my zope 2.8.8 in any
>>>>>>>>> case.
>>>>>>>>> So how do I migrate my sites to plone 2.5.3 at all in this
>>>>>>>>> situation?
>>>>>>>>> It seems I can't...my zope is too old for 2.5.3 and yet I have to
>>>>>>>>> upgrade plone on existing zope to migrate plone site...??
>>>>>>>> The docs are clear: you need Zope 2.8.9. So why do you ask? If you
>>>>>>>> want
>>>>>>>> to use Plone 2.5.3, you have to upgrade. Otherwise you're running
>>>>>>>> an
>>>>>>>> unsupported software combination.
>>>>>>> I get that.
>>>>>>> I'm not clear how I get there though.
>>>>>>> My eventual goal is to move everything to zope 2.9.7/plone 2.5.3 - I
>>>>>>> would do that directly but apparently that's not possible.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I see two possible options, and I cannot find online info on whether
>>>>>>> either of them is actually an upgrade/migration path that will work.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 1) install *yet another* intermediate zope (2.8.9), then manually
>>>>>>> move
>>>>>>> everything from current 2.8.8 over to it (if that will work), then
>>>>>>> do
>>>>>>> the upgrade to plone 2.5.3 and then migrate the plone sites (and
>>>>>>> then
>>>>>>> export/import them to the plone 2.5.3 on zope 2.9.7)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 2) install plone 2.5.0 on zope 2.9.7, export/import current plone
>>>>>>> sites
>>>>>>> to that (if that will work), then do the upgrade to plone 2.5.3 and
>>>>>>> then
>>>>>>> migrate the plone sites.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> The migration steps are carefully documentated (in various
>>>>>> documents).
>>>>>> The short version: install Zope 2.X, install Plone 2.X, copy over
>>>>>> the Data.fs, run through portal_migrations. That's the recommended
>>>>>> way, 
>>>>>> that's the documented way, that's the working way. One thing I
>>>>>> forgot:
>>>>>> back up first and test the migration *first* on your testing/staging
>>>>>> system (of course you have one!).
>>>>>>
>>>>> In addition, don't forget to copy over/install all of your add-on
>>>>> Products.
>>>>>
>>>>> We should clarify the migration documents to make it more clear that
>>>>> you
>>>>> can't do an "in-place" migration, but rather should "move + migrate"
>>>>> to a
>>>>> new Zope instance as Andreas describes.   I think this is less obvious
>>>>> than it could be.
>>> I agree, it was not clear to me.
>>>
>>>> Just to clarify my own statement: you can do an in-place upgrade from
>>>> Zope
>>>> 2.8.8 -> Zope 2.8.9, then upgrade Plone from 2.5.x->2.5.3.  But if you
>>>> want
>>>> to go in one fell swoop from Plone 2.1.x/Zope 2.8.8 to Plone 2.5.3/Zope
>>>> 2.9.7, then you are probably best advised to build a new Zope instance
>>>> and
>>>> export your data.fs.
>>> OK - I got the idea that moving data.fs between e.g. zope 2.8.x and 
>>> 2.9.x was not an option and that that would only work for sure between 
>>> e.g. 2.8.x and 2.8.y.
>> 
>> It will work between any two Zope versions not out of the distant past. 
>> (I think there was some conversion required for 2.2, though I might be 
>> mistaken.)
> 
> Yep indeed. This was the piece of info I was missing, somehow I got the 
> idea from my info-seeking that this wouldn't work.
> 
> So I've just done my migration, zope 2.8.8/plone 2.5.0 to zope 
> 2.9.7/plone 2.5.3, all is generally well (after moving a few custom 
> products and themes I forgot about the first try...).
> 
> Thanks to all for your assistance.
> 

Glad to hear it!  Thanks for asking, and making sure you got a clear answer!

best,
jon
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